Peter Conti
In 1990 Peter Conti jumped into real estate and went from auto mechanic to self made millionaire in 3.5 years. Since then he’s helped thousands of other people transition into commercial and residential real estate. Today Peter limits himself to working one-on-one with a few experienced business clients so they can add real estate as an extra revenue stream onto the success they’ve already experienced. When he’s not traveling to visit his kids and grandkids, Mr. Conti lives on the Chesapeake Bay in Annapolis, Maryland with his wife.
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Why You Must Learn to Buy with No Money Down
It surprises many beginning real estate investors when I recommend they get started investing without using their own money. They find it hard to believe that sometimes having money can be detrimental to learning to be the best real estate investor you can be. It’s just that I’ve seen money used as a crutch to …
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What I Wished I Knew When I Got Started Investing
One of the questions I repeatedly get asked by other investors is if I had the chance to start over again, knowing what I know now, what would I do differently the second time through? What a great question. It cuts to the core of what are the essential lessons of a lifetime of investing. …
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Wealth Without Risk
Would you like to learn the insider secret about how you can create wealth without risk in real estate? Actually there are three secrets, and you are going to learn all three powerful wealth-creating strategies right now. The benefits to you once you have mastered these concepts are clear: less risk (or even zero risk!) …
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The Two Most Powerful Words In Any Negotiation
How many times have you put in all the hard work to find a motivated seller only to walk away from the negotiation knowing you could have done better? You did all your homework and due diligence before you met with the seller, but still you didn’t get the best deal possible. I’ve watched hundreds …
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The Three Levels of Real Estate Investors
I had a great conversation with a mentorship student yesterday who shared with me how he and his wife are selling their third house (their first two houses they still own) and will net $45,000. It inspired me because I had talked with them over a year ago when they had a tenant/buyer back out …
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Six Things I Wish I Knew When I Started Investing in Real Estate
If you had the chance to start over again, knowing what you know now, what would you do differently the second time around? This question cuts to the core of the essential lessons of a lifetime of real estate investing. Here is my six-part answer to this question. Realize It Is Never About the Property …
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Making Money With Out Of State Owners
You are about to learn about one of the best-kept secrets in creative investing. This hidden source of motivated sellers can be one of your biggest money-makers ever! People who own property in your home town but who live out of the area are great leads for you to talk with for three reasons. First, …
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Lock in Your Position When Buying Lease Options
If you are buying on a lease option, how do you protect yourself from the buyer backing out of the deal down the road? There are three ways for you to lock in your position: 1. Record a “Memorandum of Option.” Or, if you’re lazy, record your option itself down at the county recorders/land records …
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How to Sell Your Properties Using Lease Options
Selling one of your properties on a lease-option gives you the biggest benefits of renters and buyers without the downsides that normally go along with selling or renting out your property. When you lease-option your property you get the best parts of having a renter: monthly streams of cash-flow, tax benefits of maintaining ownership, loan …
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How to Make Creative Investing Work For You
Here’s how you can make certain that creative real estate will work for you. You’re taking a step that will move you from the sidelines out onto the playing field. You’re making the change because you’re tired of working a traditional job. Besides, you want some more excitement in your life. As a comparison let’s …
